Electrician Simulator VR just got a lot more hands on. With the brand new Workbench Update players will gain access to entirely new gameplay possibilities that bring a deeper level of interaction precision and immersion
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addedElectrician Simulator VR just got a lot more hands on. With the brand new Workbench Update players will gain access to entirely new gameplay possibilities that bring a deeper level of interaction precision and immersion to the virtual electrician experience
added🔧 The Workbench is open for every electrician!The update introduces a dedicated repair system, allowing players to fix various broken items using a full set of new tools. But that’s not all. The team at Take IT Studio! has also unlocked a new area in the player’s home. A fully functional workshop, complete with a specialized repair bench and immersive surroundings.
added🔧 The Workbench is open for every electrician!In this fresh space, you’ll take on new missions where your task is to restore malfunctioning devices sent to you by none other than your in-game father. A figure known for his strong opinions and even stronger tendency to hoard "stuff that might still work."
changed🔧 The Workbench is open for every electrician!🔧 Screwdraivers for precise disassembly 🔍 Diagnostic tools to find damaged components ⚙️ Replacement parts to swap in working elements 🔬 Soldering tools to reconnect circuits
fixed📋 Patch Notes – Workbench UpdateHere’s what’s included in the update: ✅ Added 4 new items to repair and test in the Workbench section. ✅ Fixed an issue where items in the garage wouldn’t reset to their original positions after pressing the "Tidy Up" button. ✅ Fixed a bug that allowed stacking American-style electrical boxes on top of each other. ✅ Fixed an issue where a lamp component was emitting light when it shouldn’t.
Electrician Simulator VR changes
addedElectrician Simulator VR just got a lot more hands on. With the brand new Workbench Update players will gain access to entirely new gameplay possibilities that bring a deeper level of interaction precision and immersion to the virtual electrician experience
addedThe update introduces a dedicated repair system, allowing players to fix various broken items using a full set of new tools. But that’s not all. The team at Take IT Studio! has also unlocked a new area in the player’s home. A fully functional workshop, complete with a specialized repair bench and immersive surroundings.
addedIn this fresh space, you’ll take on new missions where your task is to restore malfunctioning devices sent to you by none other than your in-game father. A figure known for his strong opinions and even stronger tendency to hoard "stuff that might still work."
changed🔧 Screwdraivers for precise disassembly 🔍 Diagnostic tools to find damaged components ⚙️ Replacement parts to swap in working elements 🔬 Soldering tools to reconnect circuits
fixedHere’s what’s included in the update: ✅ Added 4 new items to repair and test in the Workbench section. ✅ Fixed an issue where items in the garage wouldn’t reset to their original positions after pressing the "Tidy Up" button. ✅ Fixed a bug that allowed stacking American-style electrical boxes on top of each other. ✅ Fixed an issue where a lamp component was emitting light when it shouldn’t.
Electrician Simulator VR just got a lot more hands on. With the brand new Workbench Update players will gain access to entirely new gameplay possibilities that bring a deeper level of interaction precision and immersion to the virtual electrician experience
Up until now players could install and configure devices but repairing broken objects wasn’t part of the job. That changes now.
🔧 The Workbench is open for every electrician!
The update introduces a dedicated repair system, allowing players to fix various broken items using a full set of new tools. But that’s not all. The team at Take IT Studio! has also unlocked a new area in the player’s home. A fully functional workshop, complete with a specialized repair bench and immersive surroundings.
In this fresh space, you’ll take on new missions where your task is to restore malfunctioning devices sent to you by none other than your in-game father. A figure known for his strong opinions and even stronger tendency to hoard "stuff that might still work."
From dusty fans and broken clocks to unexpected little gadgets, you'll now be able to disassemble, diagnose, and bring these objects back to life using:
🔧 Screwdraivers for precise disassembly 🔍 Diagnostic tools to find damaged components ⚙️ Replacement parts to swap in working elements 🔬 Soldering tools to reconnect circuits
📋 Patch Notes – Workbench Update
Here’s what’s included in the update: ✅ Added 4 new items to repair and test in the Workbench section. ✅ Fixed an issue where items in the garage wouldn’t reset to their original positions after pressing the "Tidy Up" button. ✅ Fixed a bug that allowed stacking American-style electrical boxes on top of each other. ✅ Fixed an issue where a lamp component was emitting light when it shouldn’t.
Available now!
The Workbench Update is available as a free patch for all players on SteamVR, Meta Quest, and PlayStation VR2. Whether you're a returning electrician or stepping in for the first time, now is the perfect time to (re)connect.
